Korean Studies
The Korean Studies Collection covers a variety of subjects mainly in the humanities and social sciences with substantial holdings in history, literature, classics, philosophy, and religion.
The Korean collection of the C.V. Starr East Asian Library at Columbia University was established in 1931 by a donation of nearly 1,000 books from Korean students at Columbia University. However, a systematic collection of Korean materials only began after a renewed interest in Korean Studies emerged in 1953 after the Korean War. The collection has grown to include monographs, serials, and multimedia items. In addition, materials published in North Korea are also being collected as part of the expanding collection. Learn more.
- Locating Korean Language Materials
- Korean Studies Research Guide
A guide to provide tips for finding Korean language materials such as books, journal articles, dissertations and newspapers, etc.
Hee-Sook Shin
Korean Studies Librarian
- Starr East Asian Library